This charming watercolour depicts the Kings Head Inn in Bledington, your typical ridiculously pretty Cotswold village pub built from local honey-coloured stone. The building's mullioned windows, stone slate roof, and climbing plants create are achingly charming.
 
Bledington is one of the Cotswolds' most picturesque villages, with its main street lined with historic cottages and inns. The painting captures the warmth and character that makes Cotswold pubs so beloved.
 
Interesting facts...
Bledington is famous for its traditional Morris dancing, performed every Whit Monday. The Kings Head Inn dates from the 17th century and has been serving travellers for over 300 years. The Cotswolds were a centre of the wool trade in medieval times, which funded many of the region's beautiful churches and buildings. The area was designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in 1966. Bledington's church of St Leonard's contains fine medieval wall paintings.
 
Location: Bledington, Cotswolds, England